2015 Ford Mustang Official Photos

by Derek Kreindler

Published: December 5th, 2013

Ford’s latest game changer is here, after months of rumors, hand-wringing and broken embargoes. Aside from the new 2.3L Ecoboost engine, features like blind spot monitoring and MyFord Touch are now making an appearance. We’ll have more in a few hours, as TTAC’s Ronnie Schreiber attends the official premiere.

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PriusV16 on Dec 05, 2013

To me, it looks a tad blander than the outgoing model. Not sure if that´s a good thing. The side view of the previous model clearly said "Mustang" to me. The new side view says "Rather pretty but kind of generic" to me. Front and rear end treatments are more distinctive, however.

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Buckshot on Dec 06, 2013

They have been butt ugly for 40 years and they are continueing that path

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